Phones, laptops, shoes, watches, whatever you fix: the job gets confirmed, the quote approved in the chat, the "it's ready" sent the second it is, and the shelf of uncollected jobs finally cleared. All automatic, from your number, in your own words.
★★★★★ The same engine got a local clinic 63 new Google reviews in 9 weeks ↗Here is exactly what your customer sees, from drop-off to collection. Every message fires on its own, triggered by your job tickets. And every single one is customisable, word for word, so it sounds like your shop.
Every repair gets a ticket number and the customer gets an instant confirmation. No more handwritten stubs that get lost in a coat pocket.
Instant · at drop-off"£89 fitted, reply YES." No phone tag while the job sits on the bench, and a written record of every approval when a customer later "doesn't remember agreeing".
After diagnosisThe moment the job is done, the customer knows. They collect sooner, pay sooner, and stop ringing the counter while you're mid-repair with a heat gun in your hand.
The second the job is finishedEvery repair shop has a shelf of finished, unpaid, uncollected jobs. Polite nudges at day 7 and day 14 turn that shelf back into cash and space. This step alone pays the £59.
Day 7 and day 14 after readyThat evening, happy customers get asked for a Google review. Repair shops win against the kiosks and chains on trust, and trust online is spelled r-e-v-i-e-w-s.
Evening after collectionNobody hands a stranger their phone, their laptop or their grandmother's watch without checking reviews first. The independents that dominate locally are the ones with hundreds of them. This asks every single customer. Roughly 1 in 6 people asked leaves a review. Unprompted, most businesses get about 1 in 50.
Every single message is customisable. The wording, the timing, the tone, what it includes and what it never says: all specific to your firm. Change any of it whenever you like, add as many steps as you want. All included, nothing is an upsell.
The £200 covers the build: connecting your job tickets, writing your messages, pairing your WhatsApp and testing the whole journey end to end. The £59 covers the running of it: hosting, the health watchdog, the message log, and any wording or timing changes you want along the way.
Tell me what you repair and roughly how many jobs a week come through. I reply the same day, usually within the hour.
Fitting for the irony, the fastest way to ask about WhatsApp automation is on WhatsApp. It lands with Jamie, the person who builds and runs it.
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